Stereolithographic method and apparatus for packaging electronic components and resulting structures
AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorsWarren M. Farnworth, Mark S. Johnson
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AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorsWarren M. Farnworth, Mark S. Johnson
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A stereolithographic method and apparatus for applying packaging material to workpieces such as preformed electronic components, including semiconductor dice, with a high degree of precision, and resulting articles. A machine vision system including at least one camera is operably associated with a computer controlling a stereolithographic system for application of material so that the system may recognize the position and orientation of workpieces, such as semiconductor dice, to which the material is to be applied. The requirement for precise mechanical workpiece alignment is eliminated, and the ability of the system to recognize size, configuration and topography of different workpieces affords greater manufacturing flexibility. The method includes stereolithographic application of material for packaging electronic components, and the electronic components so packaged are also part of the invention.
A method of packaging at least one semiconductor die, comprising:
A method of packaging at least one semiconductor die, comprising:
A method of packaging at least one electronic component, comprising:
A method of packaging an electronic component, consisting essentially of:
A method of packaging at least one semiconductor die, comprising:
A method of packaging at least one electronic component, comprising:
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